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The Ghana Police Service has arrested two individuals in connection with the disappearance of a couple in Accra.

The missing persons, identified as Dr. Jesse Amuah and his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Esi Amuah, were reported missing after they had not been seen or heard from since March 23, 2026.

According to a police statement, a formal complaint was lodged on April 22, 2026, raising concerns about the couple’s whereabouts.

The complainant indicated that the couple’s residence was found locked, while their Nissan Sunny saloon car, bearing registration number GX 159-X, was also missing from the premises.

Efforts to reach them reportedly proved unsuccessful.

Following the report, a joint investigative team made up of personnel from the Missing Persons Unit, the Anti-Armed Robbery Unit, and the Crime Scene Management Team was deployed to probe the case.

Police say the team has since visited the couple’s residence and pursued multiple leads, culminating in the arrest of two suspects.

The identities of the suspects have been withheld for now to aid ongoing investigations.

The suspects are currently assisting police with inquiries as efforts intensify to locate the missing couple.

Authorities are appealing to the public to volunteer any credible information that could assist in finding Dr. and Mrs. Amuah.

Anyone with relevant details is urged to report to the nearest police station for immediate action.

By 1960news.com

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